Morning journal and courier., 1887-03-09

Academy of Music The body will then b
 taKen to Greenwood and there placed in
 vault for the present. Rev. Charles H
 Hall of Holy Trinity church will off
 clate at the church. The services at tht l Acaoeiny Will be of more public character
 and many prominent people will take part ir | the speaking. The Thirteenth regiment, N l G- B. N. r., will escort the body from the
 house to the church and thence to the ceme- 1 tery. Company G. will act as body guard This company is mostly composed of mem l Ders of Plymouth church. On Thursday af- ternoon the children of the three Sunday schools lately under MT. Beecher's super vision will view the body and after the pub hc will be admitted. The family will not wear any sign of mourning and no crape will pc used In any way in connection with the funeral ceremony.
 An English Estimate.
 LONDON, March 9.-Referring to Henry Ward Beecher's death the Daily News says
 Mr. Beecher leaves no system of theology or church government, and his influence therefore ended with his life. He was great preacher, but nothing else"
 The Senate Honors His Memory.
 ALBANY, March 8.-In the State Senate to-day MT. Griswold offered the following resolutions:
 Whereas, The Senate has received information of and beloved citizens of this State and desires to press US appreciation of the and it's SyM1pa-
 Tha the of Pe New YoT has heard with profound regret or the sudden death of eoquence, his ardent patriotism, his constant devo- ton to the cause of freedom at home and abroad, his love for his whole country and for the whole world, his eminent success as public teacher and citizen in the darkest hours of the republic and his conscience believed to be right have made his name honorable and dear as much to those who differed fame is of the highest possessions of the State.
 Resolved That the Senate tender the assurance friends of our departed feilowcitzen ana that the clerk of the Senate be directed to communicate a copy of these resolutions to the widow and family R Reselyed s I That as mark of respect to the mem
 The resolutions were adopted unanimously by rising vote and the Senate adjourned.
 REJECTED LOVERS DEED. He Shoots the Girl Who Rejected Him
 and Gets a Bullet Into His own
 Head
 SPRINGFIELD, Ohio, March 9.-A shocking tragedy occurred tonight on Pleasant street whereby Samuel Bewser, aged forty, shot and killed Dora Jude, aged eighteen, who had rejected him, and then shot himself, or was shot. The affair occurred in the parlor of the girls home. Miss Jude was sitting in a chair. Bowser suddenly drew a revolver saying, "H you will not marry me you shall not marry any man," and fired. The girl never uttered a cry. Bowser then placed the pistol to his chin and fired. When the authorities arrived the parlor carpet was covered with blood. The dead girl lay on the floor and Bowser lay on his face on the sidewalk with a bullet hole through his forehead. The physicians say it was impossible for Bowser to shoot himself in the forehead after the chin wound and it is the theory that the girls brother someone else fired the shot that caused the wound in the forehead. There was another young man in the house with the family. He was the girls accepted suitor and is now missing. The chief of police thinks this young man fired the forehead shot at Bowser. No arrests have been made, but the police will investigate. The girl was a favorite among many and the affair creates much excitement.